Delafield Amber

Brewed by Delafield Brewhaus
Style: Amber Ale
Delafield, Wisconsin USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Smapler; Aroma was like wet cardboard left out in the rain overnight. Light amber body color. Flavor has a medium malty sweetness to it. Intriging part is it left like a five star brandy taste on the palate.

On tap at brewpub, pours a clear amber with a thin head, aroma is sweet with a hint of caramel mixed in, the flavor is sweet as well with somewhat of a metallic finish, nothing special here.

Amber with thin white head. Very little aroma, slight sweet malts. Taste is a little fishy and metallic and semi-astringent. Bad aftertaste. Next.

No auroma and not much taste to this beer. Has a bit of a cinnamon hint, but that’s about it.

Tap at brewpub: Very light all around with some sugary malts making a presence and little to no hops. Watery and thin. Much better to be had at Delafield.

Transparent copper color. Aroma is nutty, caramel, maple and brown sugar. Flavor is a little nutty, with maple syrup as its sweetener. Light body. Somewhat deflated. Finish is sweet and calm. Hell, it’s an amber.

Light caramel malt aroma with a light grassy hop background. Pretty similar flavor except that there’s a paper bag element at the end. Dull stuff.

More of an orange than an amber. Little aroma. Light crystal malty nice. Mild hopping, some plastic on the finish.

Sweet caramel-date flavor, little hops, overly sugary and unbalanced.

Draft at the brewery. Filtered orange-tan with a thin, steady off-white head. I’m not really an Amber fan in the first place, but this is pretty sub-par stuff. Dull malt tones, somewhat rancid and butterscotchy. Off flavors galore, no hop presence. Belongs at Calumet. Gross.